Strength From Scripture
Tired, Busy and Going Nowhere? 5 Pointers From Psalm 119 for a Better Way
Busy, moving, exhausted, and still walking in circles? Psalm 119 gives five pointers for staying on the road God has for you, and one final
Busy, moving, exhausted, and still walking in circles? Psalm 119 gives five pointers for staying on the road God has for you, and one final
Isaiah 52:7 says feet can be beautiful. Not because of a pedicure, but because of where they take you and the good news they carry
The prosperity gospel says faithful Christians should never suffer. Romans 5:8 tells a different story, and it points to the greatest proof of God’s love.
Suffering is not a glitch in the Christian life. From Deuteronomy to 2 Corinthians, here are four more reasons God allows it and what each
Why does a good and powerful God allow tragedy? Scripture gives more of an answer than most people realize. Here are the first three reasons,
Genesis says Cain had a wife, and skeptics use it as a gotcha. Here is what the text actually says, when God drew the line,
If the Bible is trustworthy about eternity, can we dismiss it everywhere else? Dr. Jeff Kaplan walks through five reasons Christians can trust Scripture.
What should you say when someone claims the Bible is full of errors? Pastor Jeff Kaplan shares four biblical ways to answer with confidence, clarity,
Reading the Bible can fill your mind without changing your life. Pastor Jeff Kaplan uses Psalm 119 to show three signs God’s Word is becoming
When life feels crushing, Psalm 119 gives you three honest prayers: teach me and transform me, revive me and comfort me, and deliver me and
What would your children say about you at your funeral? Jeff Kaplan examines Adam, Jesus, fatherhood, work, repentance, and the legacy you are building now.
When you are soul-tired and running on empty, Psalm 119 gives you three prayers for new strength: teach me, revive me, and sustain me.
Are miracles real, or just fables for the gullible? People hold four very different views – and the skeptic’s favorite objection rests on a mistake.
Has your prayer life started to feel a little drab? There’s an old practice that brings it back to life – praying God’s own Word
“God is nowhere” or “God is now here”? The same letters, two opposite conclusions – it comes down to perspective. Here are five classic arguments
